Vaunusali
The Vaunusali side of Korjaamo is accessible for those using mobility aids. The entrance is fully step-free. It is accessed via the main doors, which are reached either by a short flight of stairs or by an accessible route from Eino Leinon Street. In front of the entrance, the ground is paved with old cobblestones. The main doors are relatively heavy but have lowered thresholds. The route is clearly marked, sufficiently wide (over 1.5 m), and well-lit. There is ample space in front of the main entrance for moving around with a wheelchair, for example. An accessible taxi can stop close to the step-free entrance on Eino Leinon Street.
Vaunusali shares its space with the Helsinki Tram Museum, which is also fully accessible. Doors inside the venue are clearly distinguishable, glass doors have contrast markings, and changes in floor level are clearly marked with tape. Upon entering Vaunusali, part of the indoor flooring is made of cobblestones.
There is one accessible restroom and several non-accessible ones in the space.
Korjaamohalli (Restaurant, Kulmasali, Kino)
The ground floor of Korjaamohalli (including the restaurant, Kulmasali, Kino, and meeting rooms) is accessible. The main entrance has a 4.5 cm high threshold, for which a portable ramp is available. During concerts, a designated space is reserved for customers using mobility aids and their assistants at the front side of the stage, on the left.
On the ground floor, there is one accessible, gender-neutral restroom that is spacious enough for turning with a wheelchair and equipped with support rails around the toilet. The sink has exposed pipes but also provides free space underneath.
Vintti
The event space Vintti is located on the second floor of Vaunuhalli and is normally accessed by stairs from the main entrance. However, Vintti is also reachable via elevator from the Vaunuhalli lobby. Korjaamo staff are available on-site to assist with elevator use.
